How is delay calculated?

Delay is the difference between a train's current GPS-tracked progress and its official timetable at the same point in the journey. It updates continuously as the train moves, so a train recovering time will show its delay figure shrink, not just grow.

Why isn't my train on this list?

This page only shows trains that are currently active and reporting a live GPS position. If your train hasn't departed yet, or its GPS unit isn't currently transmitting, it won't appear here — check the train's own page for its scheduled departure time instead.

Does a small delay matter?

Not usually. A delay of a few minutes is normal and often changes throughout the journey. It becomes worth planning around once it passes 15–20 minutes, and especially once it's over 45 minutes on a route with a tight onward connection.

Check Train Delays — Live Status

Every currently active Pakistan Railways train, ranked by real-time delay — most delayed first. Delay is calculated continuously from live GPS progress against the official timetable, not a static estimate.

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Delay Checker FAQs

Answers to the questions people usually need before tracking a train, checking timing, or planning a trip.

: Delay is the difference between a train's current GPS-tracked progress and its official timetable at the same point in the journey. It updates continuously as the train moves, so a train recovering time will show its delay figure shrink, not just grow.
: This page only shows trains that are currently active and reporting a live GPS position. If your train hasn't departed yet, or its GPS unit isn't currently transmitting, it won't appear here — check the train's own page for its scheduled departure time instead.
: Not usually. A delay of a few minutes is normal and often changes throughout the journey. It becomes worth planning around once it passes 15–20 minutes, and especially once it's over 45 minutes on a route with a tight onward connection.